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His story resonated hugely with themes in the photograph.
10.22am: Meyer says that Blair's speech to the Labour conference after 9/11, and his declaration that Britain would stick with the US to the end in the fight against terror, resonated hugely in the US.
"After what's happened to her dad [a police chief, who died in the first film], Gwen has a great awareness of mortality and time and how quickly life goes," says Stone. "She now has an emotionally driven reason to make logical decisions, and her story resonated hugely with me, because it is so incredibly dramatic.
I think this recipe resonates hugely with me because my mum loves Cranks recipes too.
Its descriptions of hugely expensive elite machinations, wholly beyond the control of the most people, resonate hugely today".
Whether or not there is credence to theories that Trump is intentionally sabotaging his campaign, his official messaging, public statements, and general cultural presence still deeply resonate with the hugely popular Reality genre in the Peak TV world.
It was hugely satisfying that it resonated with different generations".
The way Stuart spoke was hugely emotive and I've no doubt it resonated throughout the squad".
We were delighted that this fresh and stylish detective drama resonated with British viewers, television critics and fans of the novels alike and remain hugely proud of the three films".
